吉凶 Pronunciation and Pinyin
吉凶 Usage and Examples
good or ill fortune
auspiciousness and inauspiciousness
luck (good or bad)
古代的中国人认为梦能预示吉凶。
Ancient Chinese people thought that dreams can imply auspicious and inauspicious things.
吉凶祸福，难道不是出自至上者之口？
Mem. Shall not both evil and good proceed out of the mouth of the Highest?
The characters in 吉凶
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 吉
- jí吉tā他guitar
- jí吉tā他xián弦guitar string, guitar strings
- jí吉zhào兆A good omen; a propitious sign.
- jí吉xiān先shēng生Mr. Ji
- jí吉lì利Fortunate, auspicious, or lucky.
- jí吉lì利dīng丁gelatin
- jí吉jù剧Jiju Opera
- jí吉dì地auspicious place, favorable site
- jí吉qìng庆auspicious occasion, happy event
- jí吉qìng庆de的auspicious, propitious
- jí吉rì日An auspicious or lucky day.
- jí吉shí时auspicious time
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Open the tool →Questions about 吉凶
What does 吉凶 mean in Chinese?
吉凶 (jí xiōng) means “good or ill fortune, auspiciousness and inauspiciousness, luck (good or bad)”.
How do you pronounce 吉凶?
吉凶 is pronounced jí xiōng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “good or ill fortune” in Chinese?
“good or ill fortune” is 吉凶 (jí xiōng) in Chinese.
How is 吉凶 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 吉凶, each with pinyin and an English translation.